Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-14

Der $500, Oats quiet and easy; cash 27ci June
&c; July nomnally dull, 45zc
Provisions steady. PORK Irregular new $50 co.
Lard S. 40 Dry salt meats-BoXed shoulders
8. 10; long clear s. 10; clear ribs 81 10; short
clear 81 30. Bacon 'OXed shoulders Sc 25G
80; long clears IS BIZ as 30; clear ribs SIS Asa
80: short clears $ 65Gs 70. Hams steady at
Sll 25Gl4 80
NEW YORK. June l3-Flour-Market heavy,
with moderate business. Wheat-Spot lots la
l]8c and oOtions 202JzC lower, closing heavF
EXPORT trading more active and speculative.
Cotfee-Spot fair Rio dull and nominal; OPP
lions unsettled, active and decidedly lower,
closing firm; sales 4l2,Ou0 bags. June Sl4 5jG
Il o.; July SIS 2OG q 81; August Sl5 O1Gls OOi
september SIS 35GI7 20; October SIG UOGI7 50;
November SIS 95GI7 IL; December Sl6 GOA I 60;
January SIG 0O0l 20; February SIG 40&l7 81
Marcn SIC 95Gl7 50; April Sl7 O50l7 %; May
sla 70. Sugar dull and nominal; fair rein
ing quoted at 7-lGc; refined quiet
and STEADY; 1904 I-l6c: extra Q
10 l,"5. 5-lsc; T., yellow. 4'sG4 I-l61;
5lsc; cut loaf and crushed csc; powdered 6G
GAaC: grsnulate. lj-l6C; cubes &c. MOlasses
dull; - test, 20. Pork arket steady, trading
light: mess quoted at SIG for now, SD for old.
Cut meats steady. Picked hams ll4C; mid
dies dull and nOI inel Lard moderately active
and shade lower; western steam spot quoted
al %; September s. l5G7 Il: October II q; No
vemDer s. II; city steam So 60.
CHICAGO, ILL, JuneI 3.-The dizziness which
prevailed in the wheat pit to-day was in
closing hour on SATURDAY when wheat dropped
nearly &C undeI enormous unloading. 1t is said
that the manipu atOrs of the tumble took in
coo COO bushels at &c under The average trading
iigures OF the day on Saturday, and 1t was also
reported that the same combination in order 10
steady the market again took 2,OOOOOO
bushels more to day. June wheat has lost Its
interest largely to the crowd, and July is the
center of interest. June sold to-day within &c
Of range at 81 &C and 9255C; july opened at
s3i4c, aud because the clique offered to take
flrrgb lafQr NIT ri no
ately and July sold up 10 S53lC and then back
to S34c, and later up TO S3i5c. The scalpers
did most of the buying, and toward noon sue
Ceedeu in getting July up to S3zsC. Estimates
on visible supply at this time began to show de-
crease instead of increase, and helped the bulls
In their endeaVOrs. There was, however, little
or 10 trading nor anything to distinguish
the market up TO noon from that of any other
day, but in the afternoon ii was bulled up to
SIC to local buying, and the visible" state.
ment showing a decrease of 3 1000 In the last
hall hour was not broken by any special event.
Trade was moderate, July closing at the morn
ing session at S354 ass C, and at the afternoon
At S33lC. Corn WAS easier and prices rar ged
lower, but changes were small and unimportant,
and taking the day as a whole II was decided
unsatisfactory one to all classes OF traders.
Receipts were liberal and Withdrawals from
store large. Longs sold moderately at inside
figures, AMI there was said to be fair buying
orders July opened at 3S1SC, sold at 80 4 63SC.
up to IS &C, and closed at Csc. The provision
markeL was quiet bat steady and without new
or interesting features; scalpers were the prin
cipal traders and fluctuations were SMALL short
ribs were favOrites. and July sold early at $40,
declined to 81 10, but firmed Cp and sold to
81 ~, and closed at s. 20. Lard was slow at
Sc 65G6 20. and closed at s. IS. Leading futures
closed as follows: Wheat-June 92hc; July
S32Ic; August 19c; September 7STc, Corn
June SIC; July Csc; August 391sc; Septem-
her 40c PoTk-June So 90 Lard-June
S. 60; July S. 65i August S. Isl Septem-
Der IS s.. short ribs-June 81 70; July
Cash quotations were: Flour dull and
neglected; prices were firm; No, spring wheat
92G92i:C; No ,, red, sc: No , corn 37G3I1sC;
mess pork 81 90; lard, per 100 pounds, SIS 62]za
3 So; shor. ribs, sides, Loose, s. 90; dry sailed
Shoulders, boxed = 60Gj 20; short clear sides,4
boxed, s. 90G7 9j
NEW ORLEANS, LA, juno l5.-Hog products
unsettled but generally higher; pork SIC 80;
lard S. 62]s. Bulk meats-The market was
strong and higher; shoulders ST 90; long
ders IS 3Tl.; long clear S. 80. clear ribs
$ 5OGS 65ls. Hams sll 250I1 10. Corn
meal lower at s. -. Hay fi,mer; prime
SIS 00Gl6 90: choice 81 00GlT 80.
Whisky steady. Corn easier but not quotably
lower. Coffee so excited that accurate quota
tons can hardly be given; market demcraliZed
by panic and failures in New York; Rio holders
buyers. Rice steady at 465c. Cot
ton seed products quiet but steady; prime
crude oil 29G3Oc; summer yellow SEC; cake
and meal 2Od25c- Sugar, open kettle, stronger;
good To fair TO fully fair ji4 c; good common 10
fair 4iza4&C; c-ntrifugals OFF white 55SG
) lJ-lGc: clarified 59-lGS5%c; prime yellow
clarified 555C. EeCor ds zd55sC. MOlasses, cen.
trifugals strictly prime 10 fancy 2SG33c; fair
10 good prime ga 25c.